Kicking off in July, the event will showcase over 60 live bands across 15 nights; it has become wildly popular with both fans and critics alike and provides the perfect platform for emerging talent.

This summer will see the like of Sunshine Social, Japanese-pop outfit Taffy, Michael Cassidy, Campfires In Winter, The OK Social Club and Glasgow-based band, SOS all take to the famous Tut’s stage to play live for music-lovers.

The DF Concert-owned venue opened it’s doors in early 1990 and has played host to now some of the biggest bands around; Oasis, Manic Street Preachers, Florence + The Machine, Radiohead, The Killers and Snow Patrol all played gigs at the venue in their early days of potential and promise.

“Summer Nights” was launched in 2010.

For full details of the line-up (with many more DJs and “Midnight Guests” yet to be announced) and ticket information, go www.ticketmaster.co.uk.

The Tokyo-based band will be hitting UK shores in July in support of their forthcoming album, “Lixiviate”, due out next month.

Taffy’s catchy, bubblegum pop has caught the attention of critics and fans alike and they have already become known for their high-energy, upbeat live gigs making this one of the highest-anticipated tours of the summer.

The band will be playing gigs at Bridport Electric Palace (12th July 2013), Scarborough’s Spa Complex (13th) in support of The Wedding Present but have headlined shows scheduled for The Leopard in Doncaster (14th), Newcastle’s Think Tank (15th), Club AC30 Night at London’s Camden Black Heart (17th), Thunderbolt in Bristol (18th), The Basement in York (19th) and Glasgow’s King Tuts (20th July).

Tickets are available now.

Taffy’s forthcoming album, “Lixiviate” is available from Monday 17th June 2013. To watch the video for new single, “Tumbling”, go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjEtcK_eXLY

“Loud Like Love” will be the seventh studio album from the critically-acclaimed band and the follow-up to 2009′s “Battle For The Sun”. This forthcoming effort was recorded in London  and features 10 brand-new tracks produced by Adam Noble.

The band have also confirmed a European tour scheduled to kick-off later this year in Warsaw and taking in venues in Poland, Prague, Germany, Italy, Holland, London and Glasgow.

Since releasing their self-titled debut album in 1996, Placebo have sold more than 12 million albums worldwide.  Previous album, “Battle For The Sun” hit the top spot in 10 countries.

Tickets are available on general sale from Friday 24th May 2013 at 9am.

“Loud Like Love” is available to buy from Monday 16th september 2013.

Robert Russell, one of the event organisers wanted to set up a charity concert after his niece was diagnosed with breast cancer. As a life long Pink Floyd fan, he wanted to put on a Pink Floyd night, and after hearing rock band The Untitled playing a concert at Pivo Pivo, he approached them and asked of they would be willing to play a one off Pink Floyd tribute evening. Being Pink Floyd fans themselves, they were happy to oblige. After 3 months of hard work, they even surprised themselves by how well it all came together, and decided to take it further, and so Pond Floyd were born.

Incredibly brave, if it can be done right, the end result speaks for itself.

The Wall is an iconic film and probably the most well known Pink Floyd album to people who are not familiar with Pink Floyd music, Dark Side of the Moon is the biggest selling album of all time and this year is its 40th anniversary.

The band perform Pink Floyd music as close to Pink Floyd as is possible without millions of pounds of lighting and effects on a shoestring budget.

The breakthrough charity event is a family event (over 14s), therefore a wide age range will be exposed to the great music of Pink Floyd.

Pink Floyd music takes the listener on a journey, and their music speaks for itself.

Pond Floyd are LIVE tonight at Glasgow Barrowlands (2). Tickets are still available but VERY limited.

“I’ll see you on the Dark Side Of The Moon”